YOUR WEEKEND WHAT’S ON GUIDE
MICHAEL BUBLE TRIBUTE
CENTRESTAGE’s Adele and Michael Buble Tribute is on at Old Grey this evening from 8pm to 11pm. The show features the hits of heartbreakers Adele and Michael Buble, performed by Robyn King and Thuba Myeki. Tickets cost R120 each, or R100 for eight or more people. Tickets can be booked through Wendy on 082-661-6921 or through Computicket. Inquiries: Wendy, 082-661-6921
BAY FASHION FRIDAY
BAY Fashion Friday will take place tonight at 5.15pm at the open parking area on the corner of James Street and Govan Mbeki Avenue in Central. Showcasing designers include Amanda Knots, Chwayita Vokwana, Shandre Michaels, Chap Studios, Thembani Selani, Walk in Closet and Rato Pela. Entrance is free but limited to 500 guests. There will be an after-party at Docksides from 9am, and tickets for this are R20. Inquiries e-mail: llewellyn@nmbfw.co.za
BIG BENEFIT CONCERT
THERE is a Junior’s Reunion benefit at the Malabar Community Centre tonight with a black and white dress
theme and lucky draws. The main arena will feature old school, jazz and blues with entertainers such as Patrick Lindoor, Algoa FM’s Kay-Cee, Roch-Le Bloem and Queenie among others. The second arena will feature RnB, hip-hop, and house, with DJs such as Sham De Funk, Chad Smith (Bay FM) and more. Doors open at 7pm and will close at one. Pre-sold tickets are R150, or R200 at the door. Inquiries: Cheryl-Ann, 082-446-2694.
FLORAL ART ON SHOW
THE Eastern Cape Floral Art Association and Algoa Floral Club are holding a mini show, showcasing the talent of Eastern Cape flower arrangers, today in the St John’s Anglican Church Hall, Church Road, Walmer. All flower enthusiasts are invited and viewing times are from 11.30am to 4pm. Entrance is R10. Inquiries: Jill Hoskin, 073-717-2962 or Glenda Adams, 072-437-6712.
HISTORICAL WALKABOUT
THE Historical Society of Port Elizabeth is taking a “walkabout” around Coopers Kloof in Central tomorrow, starting at 1.45 for 2pm. Meet Margaret Harradine at the top of Burgess Street to hear all about the early inhabitants and concerns (and the present Albany Road itself) in this historic area, which will include the old Fire Station to the first St Paul’s Anglican Church and back again. Members pay R20 and guests or visitors R30. Inquiries: Christine, 082-263-5825.
LITTLE VINTAGE FAYRE
VINTAGE Port Elizabeth is hosting the Little Vintage Fayre tomorrow at 37 Westbourne Road in Central from 9am to 2pm. Vintage, recycled and antique ware will be on sale. Entrance is free. Inquiries: Carmen, (041) 373-1908.
FLEA MARKET
THE Forest Hill community is hosting a flea market at the Protea Place of Safety children’s home in Blackthorne Avenue, Forest Hill tomorrow. The father-and-son themed day includes
donkey rides and a father-and-son dress-up competition. Entrance is free. Inquiries: Ian, 081-468-5077.
MUSIC CELEBRATION
CLIQUE Claq hosts Forever Young, a lineup of musicians, DJs and food vendors, to celebrate Youth Day tomorrow from 2pm to 9pm at Chicky's Yard in the Baakens Valley. Admission is R100. Gates open at 1.30pm and children under 12 are free. Cash bar available, no cooler boxes allowed. The line-up includes Lord Harmony, Miss Jay, Epic the Scriptwriter, Khaya Voyce, Lesedi Milongo, Songo and MK King, with Zolisa Marawu as the MC. Inquiries: 079-882-2232.
BIRDWATCHING TRIP
BIRDLIFE Eastern Cape is going on an all-day bird-watching trip to Oyster Bay near Humansdorp tomorrow. Meet Peter Hall at 6.30am at Schultz's in West Street, Newton Park to drive through. The group will meet Yvonne Bosman at the Kromme River, who will lead from there. The area is great for open country birds and target birds include the black-winged plover, white-bellied korhaan (a winter special for the area) and perhaps even Temminck's courser. Inquiries: Peter, (041) 581-5310.
DANCE AUDITIONS
THE Imibala Arts Festival Creators are running auditions for dancers on Tuesday at the Athenaeum in Central from 2pm to 4pm.The selected dancers will stand a chance to be part of the music video that Imibala is shooting and will receive a dancing slot at the Imibala Arts Festival later on this year. Inquiries: Siphe, 076-967-7363
BAY SPORTS LEGENDS
THE Mandela Bay Sports Legends will attend a Father's Day church service at the Arthur Wellington Methodist Church, Aggrey Road, New Brighton on Sunday at 10am. All sports personalities, clubs and professionals are welcome to attend in their blazers or uniform. Inquiries: Themba Ludwaba, 084-866-7754.
MOTIVATIONAL TALK
THE Aurora Special Care Centre is hosting a fund-raiser on Wednesday at the Grey High School Hall at 12.30pm. Motivational speaker Brett Archibald will give a talk on how he survived at sea for more than 24 hours. Archibald fell off a boat and then fought off stinging jelly fish, attacking sea gulls and being hit by a shark, as well as treading water for more than a day before he was finally rescued in what has been called a modern-day miracle. Tickets are R200. Tea, coffee and soft drinks will be on sale. Ticket bookings e-mail
Inquiries: Sonja Szczawinski, (041) 368-6180. fundraiser@aurorasa.co.za.
ST ALBANS MARKET
THE Lady Slipper Farmers Market is on Cape Road just past St Albans Prison from 8am to noon tomorrow. The stalls offer a variety of products such as fresh vegetables, farm style breakfast, coffee, plants, homemade confectionery, a dog school and “white elephant” items.
SOCIAL TENNIS
WALMER Lawn Tennis Club invites you for a game of social tennis at the club on 10th Avenue and Villiers Road, Walmer tomorrow from 2pm. Inquiries: Garth, 083-390-7947. You also may join the Park Avenue Tennis Club, St George’s Park (in front of the swimming pool) for social tennis on weekdays and Saturday afternoons. Inquiries: Colleen, 082-570-8079.
LAKE FARM
SPEND time in the country at the Lake Farm Centre Coffee and Craft Shop, Kragga Kamma. It is open on Saturdays and Sundays from 10am to 12.30pm. Enjoy scones with jam and cream, freshly baked rusks, biscuits, fudge, jams, pickles, preserves, pottery items and just-picked veggies. Inquiries: (041) 379-1555.